Public debate over Kennedy King Anderson bill and social security
A vigorous critique argues that U S government actions and programs threaten personal initiative and self reliance. The piece accuses Kennedy and advisers of pushing a King Anderson medical bill while social security funds are allegedly diverted to foreign aid and other growth in federal spending. It cites TV networks and the Kennedy administration and warns of a coming wave of government expansion and graft. The author condemns welfare programs while praising private enterprise and distrust of centralized control. The article also notes political and social commentary alongside a series of local notices about community members and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
F. D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Laos
Nasser
Nehru
Tito
Poland
Congress
King-Anderson
American Medical Assn
Boston
England
Fairview Memorial Day Notices and Family Visits
Fairview residents record Memorial day gatherings and visits across multiple households. Notable events include births at hospital, baptisms and blessings, explorations by Explorer Scouts, and travels by families to Idaho Falls Driggs Jackson Hole Ogden and Salt Lake City. Families named include Hawkes Drury Bodily Choules Wilson Larsen and Rawlings with numerous relatives and friends attending ceremonies and dinners.
Vitamin A in cattle rations linked to forage and nitrates
Dr Gustav Bohstedt discusses vitamin A deficiencies in beef and dairy cattle linked to nitrate exposure in heavily fertilized forage and the rise of year round stored feeds. He notes carotene's role, suggests daily vitamin A targets for cows, and cites salt levels' minimal impact on digestibility in cattle and sheep.
Memorial Day Dinner Guests Across Several Families
A series of Memorial Day visits and dinners are noted across multiple households. Families from Caldwell Twin Falls Fairview Wellsville Trenton Decko Preston Bancroft and nearby towns hosted relatives including the Rawlings Jensen Cafferty Kerr Egbert Goodwin Schenk Hansen Moore and others during the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Rawlings
Oscar Rawlings
Robert Brown
Alfred Jensen
Twin Falls
Virgil Jensen
Gilbert Cafferty
Tim
Caldwell
Fairview
LaRue Campbell
Helen Rawlings
Boise
Verlen Schenk
Fred Hansen
Preston
Byron Moore
Bancroft
Grace High marching corps invited to Valley Dairy Day trip
Grace High School marching corps received an invitation to perform at Logan Cache Valley Dairy Day and to march in Lewiston on the Fourth of July. Arlan Baird led a busload of Grace students to Salt Lake City for a tabernacle concert with chaperons Mrs Williams Mrs Ashbaker and Mrs Merrill. C D Simmons and Mr Williams joined Grace track team to Boise. Mr and Mrs Calvin Covert visited Garland with their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Moscow
Pullman
Seattle
Wash
Rodney Lawrence
Soda Springs
de Delbert Knudsen
Susan
Peggy Knudsen
Geraldine Gilbert
Diane Rawlings
Cache Valley
Logan Saturdas
Tobnson
Salt Lake City
Oliver Choules
Grace High School
Logan
Lewiston
Arlan Baird
Tabernacle
Homer Williams
Don Ashbaker
Verna Merrill
D Simmons
Grac
Calvin Covert
Garland
News Briefs Show Local Guests Visiting Grace Area
Mr and Mrs Theo Covert shared breakfast with local residents. Riverdale’s DeLos Bell visited Le land Panter and others. Ogden guests Jim Larsen and family called on Ray Wilker and Grace Harris, while Ronald Panter stayed with his mother Mary Neeley in Riverdale. Norman Harris and family of Logan joined Grace hosts Tucian Johnson and Grace Harris. Wil ford Panter Lettle Condie Preston Ben Nielsen Bountiful visited Grace at Alvin Whitehead. Leslie Wright of Pocatello and Horace Wright visited their son. Calvin Bennett and girls spent a day in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Hawkes
Gene Hawkes
Darrell Drury
Evelyn Drury
Reed Hall
Burtis Hall
Glen Nelson
Steven Drury
Logan
DeLos Bell
Riverdale
Leland Panter
Lavor Malkin
Jim Larsen
Ogden
Ray Wilker
Theone Kendall
Howart Harris
Grace Harris
Ronald Panter
Mary Neeley
Norman Harris
Grace
Tucian Johnson
Wilford Panter
Lettle Condie
Preston
Ben Nielsen
Bountiful
Alvin Whitehead
Leslie Wright
Pocatello
Horace Wright
Calvin Bennett
Amazing Compound Removes Warts Without Cutting or Burning
Doctors warn against picking or scratching warts as it can cause bleeding and spread. The compound W penetrates into warts, destroys cells, and melts them away without cutting or burning. It is described as painless, colorless, and safe when used as directed, leaving no scars.
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Editorial
Vardis Fisher
Jin
Lewis Jamison
Aberdeen
Pearl Claypool Corbridge
Jane Fullmer
Kaysville
Henry Rawlings
Gay Cole
Leslie Cole
Provo
Linda Hall
Janice Jensen
Dennis Hall
Bryce Jensen
Helen
Vella Rawlings
LaVern Burbank
Hyrum Johnson
Russell Ball
Lyn Johnson
Vern Cole
Lyn John
Ents
Liewell
Jenkins
Robert Bodily
LuAnn
Linda
Gale
Laron Bodily
Coleen
Edwin Cole
Idaho Falls
Melvin Brown
Driggs
Wayne Cole
Jackson Hole
Wye
Margaret Farmer
Barlow Gilbert
Bill Choules
Hagerman
Alma Choules
Sadie Carter
Reed Lewis
George Hyde
Delbert Jensen
Theon Dayton
Jerold Hobbs
Joseph Gailey
Vern Steinagle
Sacramento
Calif
Santa Peterson
Valerie Whittle
Merlin Whittle
Royal Wilson
Bertha Whittle
Steinagle
Kennen Whittle
Con Hampton
Glen Johnson
Earl Nelson Dallas Gilbert
Henry Drury
Roanoke
Idaho
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Clayton Dunford
Dan
Wilsons
Larsen
Fairview Recreation Hall
Memorial
Doran Barlow
Blake Harding
LaVell Bair
Spencer Harding
Sandy
Darrel Larsen
Arwen Larsen
Vaughn Larsen
Lynn Larsen
Philia
Richard Wise
Ervene Rawlings
Anna Rawlings
Etna Gilbert
Virginia
Lula Bodily
Reed Jamison
Frank
Kodak
Beautiful Smith
Corona Poatesl
Gustav Bohstedt
University of Wisconsin
Bohstedt
Cleveland
Mrs
Theo Covert
Franklin County
Aphrodell Mitchell Grokett
Wenele
DODGE
Bree Aten
Martingg
West Oneida
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